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South Korea, which had been continuing a tight trend against Japan at the 2025 East Asian Football Federation (EAFF) E-1 Championship held at Hwaseong Sports Town on the 4th, gave up a painful first goal at the end of the first half. He tapped and tapped throughout the second half, but the goal was not opened. In the 41st minute of the second half, when the defeat was thick with 0-1, Moon Eun-joo peeled off the Japanese defense and dug to the end of the box. A desperate cutback turned to Jung Da-bin's toes. A sensibly pushed non-stop left-footed shot was sucked into the net. A thrilling equalizer that saved South Korea from defeat. Veteran sisters went wild at the surprise performance of the youngest member who was replaced. Jang Seul-ki ran with Jung Da-bin's shoulder wrapped around her, and Ji So-yeon vigorously tapped Jung Da-bin's head and expressed uncontrollable joy. Thanks to this one goal, South Korea drew 1-1 with Japan.
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| Korea University One-Top Jung Dabin |
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| Jung Da-bin, the main character of the Korea-Japan equalizer, made a heart pose for women's soccer fans. . |
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In the 26th minute of the second half, striker Jung Da-bin appeared on the ground on behalf of Kang Chae-rim and thought only "Goal Thinking". "From the outside, there were many chances from the first half. When I went into the game, I thought I would make sure to score a goal when I could." On February 24, he scored his debut goal in two A matches against Thailand (4-0 wins) at the Pink Ladies Cup and his debut match, and at the moment when he needed the last name 'Youngest One Top', which will lead Korea University's Spring Federation match and Queen's consecutive wins, was the top scorer in the university division this season, expressing hope for Korean women's soccer. "It feels better than the debut goal because it was a goal that helped the team when it was absolutely necessary," she said when asked about her second goal in six A matches. When asked about the older sisters' fierce goal ceremony, she smiled saying, `So-yeon hit me on the head and said I did a great job, and she told me to score a goal.'
Jung Davin, who likes Lewandowski and is a second-year striker at Korea University, recently confirmed his joining from Stavek Port in Norway's first division. In an interview two months ago, Jung said, `I want to play in bigger waters, in the European leagues. I want to become a player who represents Korean women's soccer by learning a lot and competing in a high league" made the dream clear. The dream is coming true. Multiple teams, including the U.S., Spain, and Germany, wanted a 20-year-old striker proven in the age-specific national team and the A-team, with a solid physical, mental, and skill of 1m73, and Jung Da-bin chose the Norwegian league that `wants himself the most.'
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| Women's soccer ace Jang Seul-ki |
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| All About Korean Women's Soccer, Ji So-yeon and Jang Seul-ki posed for the fighting pose. |
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A generational change in Korean women's soccer, there is still a difference between Ji So-yeon's " (between a veteran and a young player). We need to narrow the gap quicklyWhen he said ", Jung Da-bin affirmed "There is still a lot to learn from my sisters". "If we merge well with our sisters and continue to move forward, we will soon be as good as our sisters." he said, expressing confidence.
After the game, the faces of the 's sisters' were bright. Ji So-yeon and Jang Seul-ki, who led the 2-2 draw with two equal goals in the first game against China, smiled broadly, saying, "I'm sorry we couldn't beat Korea and Japan, but I feel so good that our youngest member scored a goal." In the equalizer scene, Ji So-yeon, who knocked Jung Da-bin's head hard, said "It was so good that I hit him too hard in the face while celebrating." I was surprised and apologized to Dabin"I'm really grateful that one or two of these players come out," he said. Reporter Jeon Young-ji sky4us@sportschosun.com
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
